So this is LOVE We are expected to give so much love but how is that possible if we don’t know how to LOVE ourselves ❤️ #BlackWomen #BlackGirlMagic #LelaV #DST #DST1913
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Lela Victoria retweeted
I love being Black. LOVE IT.
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BEYONCÉ IS A MUSICAL GENIUS WTF?!? We don’t talk about the vocal flexing, stacking, harmonies, engineering and musicality of the background vocals in Greenlight. NEVER COMPARE HER TO ANYONE. Especially after that run at 1:14 like WHAT&:£:&:😭
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and please remember to continue to give them the business. When people show you who they are the first time believe them
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I believe that everyone deserves a seat at the table and that proper representation is necessary so that all Communities have a voice..
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which is a move that proved to be unsuccessful thanks to Congressman Shomari C. Figures winning re election.
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To the Democrats in the state house old and returning especially those Black legislatures who pleaded with your colleagues to not go forward with the new Congressional Map don’t have short turn memory
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Congratulations to Attorney Jasmyne Crimiel on being elected to the Alabama House of Representatives to represent House District 74. I’m so proud of you sister I know you’ll be an amazing advocate for the people of Alabama.
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ughh i’m getting flashbacks 🥹😭
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Come Aggies 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 so happen to see this demonstration and push back. Let them conservatives in North Carolina know not to play with your your vote. Also the fact that walking their assigned new poll is an hour away walking is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS
North Carolina A&T students marched an hour each way to vote on the first day of early voting after their campus polling site was removed by the Guilford County Elections Board. Proud 👏🏽
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First of all, I would like to say that I am a service member, and Nidal Malik Hasan’s actions at Fort Hood were absolutely horrific. The lives lost, the service members wounded, and the families forever changed by that tragedy deserve to be remembered with dignity.
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The excitement surrounding this announcement is suspect to me. Not because I’m asking anyone to feel sympathy for a man who committed an unspeakable atrocity, but because I believe we should be careful about what we celebrate as a society.
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Justice is one thing. The public consumption of death as entertainment is another. And I think we need to sit with that distinction.
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